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The ''Tea Party National Advisory Team'' is an informal coalition that operates through teleconferences. It sponsored a protest on 4 July 2009, the U.S. national independence day.<ref>{{citation
The ''' (National) Tea Party Advisory Team''' is a group of the [[National Tea Party Coalition]], which operates through teleconferences. It sponsored a protest on 4 July 2009, the U.S. national independence day.<ref>{{citation
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The (National) Tea Party Advisory Team is a group of the National Tea Party Coalition, which operates through teleconferences. It sponsored a protest on 4 July 2009, the U.S. national independence day.[1] While not all the same people are involved, it respects the effect of the 20 February 2009 conference call, moderated by Michael Patrick Leahy.[2] The organization that resulted first was called the Nationwide Chicago Tea Party.

References

  1. The National Leadership Team, National Tea Party Coalition
  2. Biography, Official Website of Michael Patrick Leahy, The Conservative Radical